Today, the abundance of Islamic callers is overwhelming. The Internet has enhanced the claim of many digitized Youtube callers, claiming to call to the truth. From these callers are those who invite the disbelievers to Islām using verses from the Bible, such as Zakir Naik and Shabir Ally. This methodology in daʿwah often opens up the door to interfaith dialogues. Is this methodology of calling to Allāh correct? Are there any consequences to this way? Alhamdulillāh, our Shaykh, briefly discussed this issue in Questions from the Salafīs of Toronto to the Imām of Yemen.

  From the topics discussed: Lesson 1: Who is Allāh? Who is our Lord? Did Allāh make us? Did Allāh make the animals? Name something Allāh made in the sea? Who made the sun? Did Allāh make the mountains? Who made the stars? What else did Allāh make? Who made the clouds? Lesson 2: Allāh Gives Us Food Every Day Does Allāh give us food every day? Who made us healthy? Who gave us our mothers and fathers? Did Allāh give us our teeth? Who gave us our eyes? What else did Allāh give us? Did Allāh give us our noses? Who gave us our homes? Lesson 3: The…

Questions: [1]: In the previous Ramaḍān, one of our brothers hafiẓahullāh, he was at Tarāwīḥ/taḥajjud in a masjid upon ḥizbiyyah, so this masjid brought a man who is known for his collecting money skills and bringing out the people’s emotions so they can pay large amounts of money to the masjid. So this man said, who will pay five-hundred dollars to the masjid so our brother (hafiẓahullāh) raised his hand and they (the masjid upon ḥizbiyyah) wrote his name down to pay the money. Now that he realized that this is a masjid which is upon ḥizbiyyah and that they bring people who the scholars w…

An emotional warning and please from Shaykh ʿAbd al-Razzāq Ibn ʿAbd al-Muḥsin al-ʿAbbād concerning the value of sight. The shaykh also discusses the evils of viewing those things that are ḥarām, its ill effect and how it destroys and corrupts, blackening the heart. The speaker becomes emotional and finishes abruptly – the translator, Abū al-ʿAbbās Mūsá Richardson concludes the recording with some points of reflection on the blessing of eyesight.

​ There are some Muslim sisters from al-Mujamma`ah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabīa who say in their question: When we try to stop the spread of Namimah (tale-bearing) and Ghibah (backbiting) among people, those whom we advise may insult and become mad at us. Are we sinful for making them angry, especially if they are parents? Should we prevent them or forget about matters that are not related to us? Please, advise! Our Shaykh Ibn Bāz, raḥimahullāh, responded: “Enjoining right and forbidding wrong are of the most important acts of worship, as Allāh (May He be Glorified) says: The believers, me…